Bandon recorder., October 26, 1905, Image 4

A Judicioe» Inquiry.
THE RECORDER
A well known traveling man who
is mniimo
visits tbe drug trade save he baa often
beard druggists inquire of customers
CVEBY THURSDAY AFTKKMOOM
who asked for a cough medicine
.... ar ....
whether it was wanted for a child or
for an adult, and if for a child, they
DAVID M. RTITT,
almost invariably recommend Cham­
YDITOB AMD PBOPBICTOB.
berlain's Cough Remedy. Tbe reason
for tbia is that they kuow there is no
danger from it and that it always
suBHcmiTioN rates .
cures. There is not tbe least danger
One Year............. .'..................................... «2 00
Six Months..................
1 00 in giving it, and for coughs, colds and
Three Months...........................................
SO croup, it is unsurpassed. For sale by
C. Y. Lowe-
This paper is entered at the Bandon poet
olfloe as Seeond-olaas Matter.
THURSDAY, OUT. 9«, 1905.
EDITORIAL.
Carnegie believes that five of the
civilized uatioos Pan secure universal
jroaco by combining tbeir influence.
The scheme seems to encompass the
condition, that five nations banded
together and fully prepared for war,
could dictate to tbo rest of the world.
This would work very well, perhaps,
so long as peace continued amcng the
five allies, but wbeu trouble drives
his wedge into the combine, the allies
would forget al) about keeping the
peace. Love for hnruanity, Dot force,
must be the power that will retain
| be dove of peace.
Valedictory.
With this issue of the R ecorder we
sever our connection with tbo jour­
nal. having «old the plant to Mr. A.
T. Fetter, formerly of Drain.
It is not without some regret that
we step down and out, as we have
served long in the R ecorder office,
and old associations cannot be broken
off without a twinge of sorrow at the
parting.
During the years that we have
labored in this field we have desired
to do that which was right, have not
counted the cost, nor swerved because
of money consideration, but have al­
ways striven for justice, reformation,
and higher morality.
If we have crossed others or caused
them to feel unkindly toward ns, it
was done in the line of duty, and not
for the purpose of contention, and if,
at any time, we have failed to give
proper credit, or to appreciate the ef­
forts of our patrons, it was done
through do purpose on our part to
jujnre or ignore,
In Mr. Fetter, we believe anr
friends aud patrons will find an ablo
newspaper man, and we ask that he
be cordially And liberally supported.
Town building is best done where all
work together, aud as there has al­
ways been a spirit of union among
the business mon of the town for tbe
welfare of tbe place, we hope that
that spirit may increase rather than
diminish.
With tbe welfare and best interest
of the people of Bandon and vicinity
and tbe county at heart, we bid you
adieu,
D. E. S titt .
Myrtle Point Enterprise: Guerin
Bros, shipped 2000 boxes of apples to
tbe San Francisco market this week.
They will ship about 15,000 boxes
this season.
Don't Burrow Trouble.
It is a bad habit to borrow any­
thing, but tbe worst thing you can
possibly borrow, is trouble. When
sick, sore, boavy, weary and worn out
by tbe pains and poisons of dyspep­
sia, biliousness, Bright's disease, and
similar internal disorders, don't sit
down and brood over your symptoms,
but fly for relief to Electric Bitters.
Here yon will find sure and perma
uent forgetfulness of all your trou­
bles, and your body will not be bur­
dened by a load of debt disease. At
Lowe's Drug Store.
Guaranteed.
Price 50c.
to«» County Stands Second
The CoiiDty Superintendent and
Teachers in Coos County bave just
cause to be proud of the standing of
the County in elementary education,
as tbe following, which was sent os
by Superintendent W. H. Bunch, will
show:
Lewis and Clark Centennial Expo
sition,—Division of Exhibits,
Coos County;
We beg to iuform you that tbe jury
under Group 1 and 2, awarded your
Exhibit a Silver Medal on Exhibit in
elementary education, collective.
Under tbe rules you have three
days in which to tile an appeal if yon
go desire.
H enry E D osch ,
Director of Exhibits.
lunoninlA nnd IndlgeBtlon Ci|rrt|.
''Last year I bad a very severe at­
tack of indigestion. I could not sleep
at night and suffered most excruciat­
ing pains for three hours after each
meal. I was troubled this way for
about threw months when I need
Cbamberlain'ii Stomach and Liver
Tablets, and received immediate re
lief,” says John Dixon, Tullamore,
Ontario, Canada, For sale by C. K.
Economical aud Juat.
Tbe Portland Evening Telegram
of Gctober 12tb, says; “In tbe extent,
variety and geueral excellence of its
agricultural display at the Fair, Col­
orado easily leads all the states par­
ticipating, with tbe exception of Ore­
gon. This was accomplished by tbe
Colorado State Commission, despite
tbe fact that the appropriation availa­
ble was small.”
One of tbe claims of tbe advocates
of woman suffrage has been, that, in­
asmuch as women huve, all tbeir lives,
been forced to grapple with the prob­
lem of making a dollar go as far as
possible, woman suffrage would intro­
duce economy into the admiuistratiou
of public affairs, and that public offi­
cials, responsible to women voters,
would bave to give a good account of
themselves in the expenditure of pub­
lic moneys.
Tbe above facts seem to bear out
this contention, aud they do uot Con­
stitute tbe only evidence of this char­
acter which comes from Colorado. In
1902, tbe Humane Society of Colors
do, at an expenditure of $5,00(1, han­
dled 1300casesof children, aud 08,000
cases of animals, while, in the same
year, in New York City, it co6t $272,-
000 to handle 6500 eases of cbildien,
4000 of whom were simply lost cbil
dren, and 53.093 cases of animals.
Woman suffrage seems to be econom­
ical as well as just.
G ail L aughlin .
How to Cure Corns hu <1 Bunions.
First, soak the corn or bunion in
warm water to soften it; then pare it
down ns closely as possible without
drawing blood and apply Chamber­
lain’s Pain Balm twice daily, rubbing
vigorously for five minutes at each
application. A corn plaster should
be worn a few days to pro'ect it from
tbe shoe. As a general liniment for
sprains, braises, lameness aud rheu­
matism, Pain Balm is unequaled.
For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
Help the Under Dog.
Help the man or woman who is
down! Help tho child who has bad
incompetent parents. It is a world
of help. Did you ever think of that
a little while!
Hasn't somebody ever helped yon!
Think this over. He is dead, maybe,
or gone far away. You couldn’t re
pay him if you would. There is no
repayment of many things. But if
yon had a chance, and it was needed,
wouldn't you help that person! If
not, we pity you.
This is tbe slightest phase of the
great subject, Help One Another,
Help those who maybe will never
bo ablo to help you in return. This
is tbe law of Love. Your reward is
in the Kingdom, and this is within
yon.
The under dog may bo a scrub;
help him, nevertheless. The weaker
man may be in one wny or another
unworthy; help him, nevertheless.
Tbe child that you despise may be, if
helped, tbe mother of better men thau
yon! Help her.
Have yon strength! Lend a little
to the weak. Have you courage!
Turn a little of it into tbo conduits of
the nnconragoons.
Help the under dog even if tbe up­
per one bites yon. Help to give hu­
manity a sqnaro deal. You will go
hence soon, and perhaps will meet
Abon Ben Adbem, who was of all men
frost beloved by God because he best
loved his fellow men, or that sweet
singer, Coleridge, who wrote.
"'He prnyeth best who loveth best
“AH thingfl both great and
“For the dear God, who knoweth best,
“He made and loveth all.”
How long do yon live! Only a few
years. Help. then, while you live.
And help them that neoi help Tbe
strong can take care of themselves.
Help the under dog. Give the weak
a show.—Oregon Jonrnal.
Some Sranonable Advice.
It may be a piece of superfluous
advice to urge people nt this season of
tbe year to lay io a supply of Cham­
berlain's Congh Remedy. It is al
most sure to be needed before winter
is over, and much more prompt and
satisfactory results are obtained when
taken as soon as a cold is contracted,
and before it has become settled io
the system, which can |only be done
by keeping tbe remedy at hand. This
remedy is so widely known and so
altogether good that no one should
hesitate about buying it in preference
to any other. It is for sale by C. Y.
fjowp.
Home Circle Column
Apothecary,
Is just in receipt of a new aud
fr«mh »lock of
Remember her who Rave thee thia,
Wbea other days .ball come;
When she who bad thy earliest loss
Sleeps in her narrow home;
liemember ‘twaa a mother gave
The gift to one she'd die to save.
And hade him keep tbe gift; that when
The parting boor should come
They might have hope to meet again
In an eternal home.
She said hie faith in that would be
Sweet incense to her memory.
And should the sooffer in bis pride
Laugh that fond faith to scorn
Aud bid him cast the pledge aside
That be from youth bad borne.
She hade him pause aud ask bis breast
If be or she bad loved him beat.
A parent’s blessing on her son
Goes with this holy thing;
Tbe love that would detain the one
Must to tbe other cling.
Remember, 'tie no common toy—
A MoTHxa's oirr! remember, boy.
Every woman bis it in bor power
to make the euviroumouts of her borne
uplifting aud ennobling. Let every
mother make her home attractive.
She can adoru the walls of her home
with pictures, inexpensive ones if mro
essary. A now tidy may be made for
a chair occasionally, table covers re
uewed, beautiful flowers kept in view,
and in other ways the rooms may be
made bright aud cheerfill. AU these
as surely give touch and shape to th
child’s mind as that the sunshine
paints the hues or tbe flowers. A
child who goes out into the world
from such a home, a home presided
over by a mother who has striven to
make it pleasant and attractive, who
has striven to keep high aud noble
ideals before tier children, one leaving
sncb a home carries in bis memory a
heritage that cannot be compared to
tbe riches of this world.
As a rule busbands are just what
you make them, (of course it wou't
do to tell them this) and the better
material you bave to start on tbe bet
ter job you can perform with tbe
same amount of labor. If you bave a
bump of caearfuluess developed in
your nature, don't marry a tombstone.
Altogether be is about as genial as au
iceberg, and you will go plodding
through life with him to tbe dead
march of bis own leaden thoughts.
You may be distant and dignified,
you couldn't freeze him colder than
be isi you may love and pet bim, it is
a waste of ammunition, be can't be
thawed out. Above all things don't
marry a dude. He is a weak-minde I
contemptible apology for a man. God
creatod bim a man, therefore let bim
pass for one; but oue good, bonost
industrious young man is worth nil
the floating fops in the world. Un­
less they can choose wisely, or learn
to manage a man. girls bad better set
their affections on cats or poodles,
and let matrimony alone.
PURE WATER.
Fire and water are two elements
which man canuot get along without
—especially water. Tbe water we are
writing «bout in this article, however,
is not tbe fluid that ships sail upon,
or boys swim in, or in which fish live,
but a different brand. It is just as
powerful as tbe kiad which flows in
its magnificence over Niagara Falls,
or turns the wheels of the mighty
mills and factories situatod along tbe
banks of some swiftly runuing stream.
Its action is like tbe tiny drop which
finally wears away tbe largest stone
Unlike tbe pure, cold, crystal water
of our forefathers, or tbe sweet und
tasty fluid drawn from tbe well by
means of the moss covered and iron
bound bucket, its action is evil, cruel,
and heart-breaking.
The cold water we refer to comes
in different colore 1 bottles with vari­
egated labels. Nagging is one brand.
Tbe habit of finding fault. Picking
flaws and never scattering a ray of
sunshine in the shape of a gentle
word of praise for a giro J actiou per­
formed. Nothing is so discouraging
to a person, whether a grown up or a
growing child, when conscientiously
trying to do right, to be barped at
because be did not do better, aud.
wbeu persisted in, breeds discontent
aud rebellion. There is a difference
between roproof and fault finding
just as there are different kinds of
water, beahh-giving springs, and tbe
disease breeding stagnant kind found
in blackened pools.
Another kin I of water is the icy
cold brand, disbed out nude tbe
name of discouragement, ridicule aud
runs te Get Kirk.
0 Yes!
Druggist and
A MOTflEK’S GIFT.
That mother sought a pledge of love,
The holiest for her son:
and from tbe gifts of God above
She chose a goodlv °ue;
She chose for her beloved boy
Tbe book of light and life and joy,
The City Meat Market,
CLARENCE W. LOWE,
Crude Thought* A* They Fall From The
Fdltorml Pen. Pleasant Keening Rev­
erts»«. A Column Dedicated to Tired
Mother* aa They Join The Koine Circle
at Eveuing Tide.
0 Yes!
We Have the Variety of Stock
Beef, Pork. Veal, Mutton. Lamb, Bologna and Pork Ssnsagv, 1 ressed Beef, ¡lead
Cbivae, Corued iittef, Pickled Pork, Egg*, Vegetable« and bolter.
Call on ua and gel our prices before buying elsewhere.
We are not like the Hind Wheels
Drug« and Chemicals,
of a wARon, always foil.»wing in the saute rut.
butkiuetw, aud we gft th-re by keeping
Patent ami Proprietary Preparations
Tire Best Meat
and selling nt the very lowest prices.
Toilet Articles,
We are poahera, striving for a larger
in. tlao Land
We ure here to please ami here to stay.
DriiKgiMtM Mundriea.
Yours to serve,
J. Waldvogel & Son, Props.
P ebfumes , B rushes , S ponges , S oaps
N uts and C andies .
Cigar«, Tobacco« and Cigarettes.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
MsmsuBsmun
A free
Cream of Tartar Powder,
from alum or phot-
phatlo acid
■OVAL BAKINS POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
Paints. Oils. Glasses, and Painter's Supplied
1 JOOTH
SHOES
Will give a regular ten day Service between Coquille River, Oregon, aud San Francisco.
California, for both passengers and freight.
M. BREUER’S
City Barber Shop
sre often frustrated by sudden break
down, due to dyspepsia or constipa­
tion. Take Dr. King's New Life Pills
aud brace up. They take out the ma­
terials which are clogging your ener­
Coroner’s Expense«.
gies, and give you a new start. Core
headache, and dizziness, too. At C. In re inquest held upon tbe body of Charlo
George :
Y. Lowe's Drug Store. 25c. Guar­ E O Hall, juror.......
.. I 1 00
anteed.
.......
1 00
K Ç Corde., jor»r
E. DYER. Agent, Bandon, Oregon.
SWAYNE <S l HOYT, Agent, 226 Battery Street, San Francisco. California.
BATH ROOMS,
GEORGE HITE, I' bopbitob .
EACH
SHAVES,
SHAMPOO,
HAIK CUT,
26CI«.
25 Ct.
SINGE.
EACH
'
MASSAGE,
AND BATH.
Hotel Coquille
l'ro,M'4‘<IiiiKH.
Proceeding* of the Comity Court at ftie
October, 1905, Turin.
Expanses in vacation after the July, 1905,
Term:
Salaries of officers..............................$1316 68
Court bouse janitor, etc... .................. 155 81
Indigent**
*................................... 839 00
Indigent soldiers...................................
8J00
The following bills were examined and ap­
proved by the Court and the County clei k
ordered to draw warrants in payment of tbe
same.
Justice Cur t.
District N->. 3.
State of Oregon vh J P Tupper.
J H Cecil, justice fees.........................
Stephen Gallier, sheriff’s fees..............
W C Chase, deputy district attorney's
fees.............. ........................................
J H Cecil, justice fees............................
Stephen Gallier, sheiiff’s fepg.............
<0
W C Chaap, deputy diauipt . t or :ey
fees .. ...................... . .........................
10 V Ì
State of Oregon vs George Baxter.
J H Cep|l, juSiue fees . ..
..........$ G 60
Stephen Gallie, she nil’s fees...........
1 70
W C Chase, depQty district attorney
fees....
......................... ! 10 00
State of Oregon vs John Nigithen.
J H Ceuil, justice fees......................... •$ 580
S W Noah, deputy constable and dep­
uty warden fees ................................ 1 11 90
Herbert Stevens, witness and mileage 6 !MI
Otto Stevens.’witness and mileage...
6 90
Ed Tin mas, wiiiiess and mileage.......
690
State of Oregon vs ChatljS Baxter.
J H Cecil, justice fees........................ $ 6 20
Stephen Gallier, sheriff’s fees..............
1 70
J H Cecil, justice fees....... .................
6 00
W C Chase, deputy district attorney
fees...................................................... 1 10 00
Stephen Gallier. Rbeiiff’s fees... ....
1 70
J H Cecil, justice fees............................
ft 05
Stephen Gallier, sheriff's fees...........
1 70
W C Chase, (deputy district attorney
fee«........................................................ 1 loco
State of Oregon vs James T Snttd.
J H Cecil, justice fees................... ...
0 90
J E Perrott, constable fees..................
» 40
W C Chase, dopaly district attorney
fees .......................................
1 10 00
Oliver Wilson, witness, 1 day and
mileage...............................................
1 70
Charles Mnlk y, I day and mileage..
1 70
W T Kerr, witness. 1 day and mileage 1 70
J T Thompson, witness, 1 day and
mileage.................................................
i 70
J H Cecil, justice fees............................
ft 70
W C Chase, deputy district utterney’s
fera........................................................
j E Perrott. constable fees..................
State of Oregon vs Evnace Bargeron
J H Cecil, justice fees.......................... $
J E Perrott, constable fees..................
•John Yoakam, witness, 2 days and
mileage.......
Charles Levine, witness, - days aud
mileage..................................................
4 20
W 8 Newman, wituess, 2 days and
mileage..................................................
ft 30
Amanda Mayfield, witnens, 2 dais and
mileage.............................................
H A May tit Id, wit nr an, 2 days and
4 *0
mileage...........T.................................
Charles Bausch, witness, 2 days and
mileage......... . ......................................
F C Johnson, witness, 2 days and
4M)
mileage..................................... ........
ano
Edmund Keane, stenographer fees...
State of Oregon vg James Hobscn.
Edward Beuder, justice fees.............. $ 5 60
4 60
L W Traver, oonstable fees...............
Charles Collier, witness fees and mile- 2 30
Cltde Collier, witness fees and mile­
age ......................................................
James Collier, witness fees and mile­
age ................................
Charles E. Maroey, juror
Samuel C Giles, juror
B M Greene, juror.. .
.M G Pohl, juror...........
Edward Jenkins, juror
Otto Prey, juror...........
State of Oregon vs D L Greene.
Edward Bendef, justice fees........... ♦
L W Traver, constable fees serving
commitment.........................................
State of Oregou vs Thus Kinnicntt.
Edward Bender, justice fees........... S
L W Traver, »»Datable fees.................
Witnesses before district attorney in crim­
inal m tilers oat of court:
Frank Pulley, witness...................... $ 200
James Wntaon, cash p»id on sub of
200
Bird Noeler....... .. .. ...........................
James Watson, cash p«id on sub of
Z0O
Eogene Nosier.....................................
CAPT. M. MARTIN.
-A. ND
roller bearing .
HIGH GRADE.
Court
CHICO
You Can’t Expect to Get
$2 worth for $1, but you
can get your money's
worth at
belittlement of worthy actions. All
singers cannot rise to tbe greatness of
a Jenny Lind or an Adelaide Patti.
All artiste cannot equal Raphael; or
all writers cannot reach tbe Shakes­
pearian height in literature. Because
of bis limitation, don't throw cold
water ou tbe hopes and aspirations of Dealer in Boot« and Shoe»
those who may some day reach a rea­ Repairing neatly anil promptly done at
lowest living prices.
sonable, if somewhat lesser plain of
greatness, but encourage every good
and perfect action which teuds to lift
aspiration from the rut of the Com­
monplace. A dash of cold water in
s-une cases may be necessary—but in
the main, Turkish baths are more ap­
SEWING MACHINE.
preciated than the Russian kind!
Cituuty
The Newly Refitted, Speedy and Elegant Steamer
V o<pit He
J. f TUPPER. Proprietor.
This well-known hotel ix now under nww end com­
petent mtmugement and lias been thoroughly ren­
ovated throughout. The table service is equal to
any in Southern Oregon. Suiple rooms for com­
mercial men. Baggage transported to and from
boats and trains free of charge.
Fine new bar in connection with the hotel.
AutAnttlc
.rh2 h’tw, Elegantly Fitted, and Speedy Steamer
by buying thia
reliable, honest,
high grade sew-
ing machine.
C. P. JENSEN, Master-
STRONGEST GUARANTEE.
National Sewing Machine Co.
t his Stunnicr is New. ia Strongly built, and fitted with the latest improvements, and wi(
give a ivgnlar 8 dav *ervic< , for pnas» ogerw and freight, tietween the
Coquille River, Oregou, und San Francisco, Calif.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
FACTORY AT BELVIDERE. ILL
F.
I.
KRCZ
ELBERT DYER, Agent. Bandon, Oregon.
Manat; n - Acuit. 20/ Front Street, San Francisco, California.
First Class Watch
Repairing.
Agates Ground, Polished and
Mounted
CURES RHEUMATISM AND ALL PAE1
NEURALGIA, B PH Al RS, CUT«, RKUI5E«, BUM««. «CALM,
OLD BOftSS, C«ICK IN BACK, BACUACHC. LUMOACO.
BTIPF JCMHTS, CONTNACTIO MUSCÏLB, 8PRAINC0
ANKILB, CORN WUSXBN*» BP^AINAD WfllBTB. FWOBTID
FEKY.QQBBB. «UNIONS. CHILBLAINS. AMO ALL INFLAMUATIOMS OP MAM OM MBABT
a fiflnjkOOXK
W* B ■ Ekr?
1. S fc YA K
M O
to order; or any other work in my
line will be done in a neat mid satis
factory manner, at a reasomiblp price.
Call and wee my new line of jewelry, con­
sisting of Stick Pins, Ilat Pins, Sash Pins,
Lady’s Waist Sets, Brooches, Bracelets. Cuff
and Collar Buttons, Chains, Charms, and
Kings, which has just arrived.
I
ARTHUR RICE.
Watch maker and Jeweler.
Oregon.
Bandon,
RZSAZ)
TK'S H.zî'1 ARKABLE CURE
I was
tnnen afflicted with rheumatism, writes
Ed. C. Nud, Iowavillc, Sedgwick Co., Kansas, "going
•bout on crutches and suffering a great deal of pain
I was induced to try Ballard's Snow Liniment, which
...........................................
cured me, after
using three 50c bottles. IT IS THli
GREATEST LINIMENT I EVER USED; have rec-
ommended it to a number of persons, all expresa
themselves as being benefited by it. I now walk
without crutches, and am aide to perforin • great
deal of light labor on the farm.
THREE SIZES: 25c, 50c AND $1.00
BALLARD SNOW LINIMEMT CO
E l D orado
ST. LOUIS. U. & A.
TONSORI AL PARLORS
6OLO ANO RECOMMENDED DY
P. B. HOYT, Prop
Located In EL DORADO WILDING,
First Street, HAMION, OKKUON
SHAVING, SHAMPOOING AND HAIR
Ci. ilTNG AT STANDARD PIULE».
________C. Y. LOWE.
D3 YOU NEED ANY HARD-WARE?
We Are Mill doing baxiiaeft« nt The Gid
Bland and can please you. Give uh a Call
and examine our
Stoves, Ranges
ivyvvi
WWW '-
P atents
and Farm Implements, Etc,
Now is the time to purchase Hardware.
in stock a large assortment of
Tbe undersigned has
Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware,
Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies.
TRADE MARR»
D esigns
C opyrights Ac.
Aarons «ending a «ketch and description may
quickly ascertain ocr opinion free whether an
invention i« probably patentable. Communica­
tion« atrlctly confidential. HANOBOOK on Patent«
•ent free, oldest acency for «ecurinir patenta.
Patents taken through Munn A Co. receive
fecial notice, wShout chanre. in tbe
Scientific Hmerien,
A handeomely lllnutratad weekly. jArreet rtr-
cnl .tion of an> eeientittc loo mat Term«.
a
year; four month«, |L Bold by al! newsdealer*.
MUNN
fiCo.«”8'—> New York
Branch om<«. ex F “t- Wuhtorrun. D. C.
Wanted^An Idea
Protect yonr Ide*« they may bring Jwu wealth.
Write joe.x w
A CO ,
A ctor-
TOA
a X C.. for tbeir
prise oO<
*..l net of two hu^drsd luveottou« sauted.
I
PnintH. Oil«, Boor« mid Windows.
TINSHOF IN CONNECTION.
A. McNAIR,
The Bandon Hardware Man.
----- THE STEAMER-----
TRKRPAM WOTirif.
Notice ifl hereby given to all pprannfi not
totreapRfl« upon the premise* of l>r. Kenyon.
Aitnflted between Florae Lake and the coun­
THOMAS \\ HI 1 E. Master
ty mad. in Northern Curry, by removing,
L*<ws Bsudon ...ry* morning, «■xr.p-
cutting, or dewtroviiig timber ury»n Raid
lend. $25 reward will be paid for informa Snn<l»7. "» 7::tO o'clock .nd male»-, connect
tion leading to a conviction of irenpami at lion, with the tr.in .nd «teenier Mvrl .4
a. m. "t Coquille Citv.
«UHed above.
Leaves Coqiille (lit, st 12-30 p n>., arriv.
Tinted at Bandon Qr<-g'>n. March 14. 19C1.
FL I CK NELSON, Agent
iug at Bandon at 4eX> p. ui.
DISPATCH